Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-08

HHE1HHFZE
which caused the outrageous perform.
ances in Huron Not q father or mother
in Dakota knowing all that occurred at
the encampment would consent to have
their boys join the militia under it's pres.
emit control.
Possibly the time will come when the
people will control their own affairs and
oms Of the experienced soldiers Of Da-
kota, who ere not all gush and drink.
may be placed in charge of our enthu-
siastic and generous hearted young mill.
tia men and teach them what they really
desire to learn how to acquire the self
control and manly discipline of . soldier.
Surely, under the wrongs we endure
from every political source the people OF
Dakota, who patiently bear all. are 60
curing discipline. john A. OWEN.
PERSONAL.
e. F. Potter. OF Huron, was in Yank-
ton last night.
Mayor Teller vent to Sioux City and
returned to-day.
81. d. Barker, representing the Fargo
Argus, is in Yankton.
E. T. White went west to-day with his
grip full of documents.
Ed. A. Bruce went to Scotland on
business this afternoon.
W. Walters and wife, of Syracuse
N. Y. are guests at the Morrison.
M. q. McOulium, of Bon Homme
county, is registered at the Merchants.
Capt. r. 8. Stafford and wife, of Fort
Randall, Dakota, are s%oiourning In Yank-
ton.
Mrs. Ell. Wetlaufer, Of Grand. View,
Douglas county, was in Yankton last
night.
Miss Annie Hoyt went to Scotland to.
day, where she will teach in the Scotland
schools.
Mr.. r. T. Vanderhule, Of Scotland,
who has visited in Yankton for a week,
went home to day.
Chief Justice Bartlett Trip is ex-
pected to reach home from Europe and
the eastern states this evening.
Ed. Hand, who .s visiting in Yankton,
goes to st. Paul on business tomorrow.
He will return to Yankton next week,
O. p. Wslnmann, superintendent in
Dakota, OF the Erie telephone and tele-
graph company, is sojourning in Yank-
ton.
Major E. NJ. O'Brien, OF the COVER
nor's staff, returned yesterday afternoon
from the encampment, where he served
as aid.
Dol. r. w. Burns returned last night
from the Huron encampment, which he
aided materially as acting assistant I'D
%jutant general.
e. O Kennedy and wife returned to
Hurley this morning, accompanied by
Mrs. Walter 81. Carr aud children, who
will visit in Hurley, for an indefinite
time,
Belle Boyd, the rebel spy, arrived this
afternoon, accompanied by her agent.
N. r. High, and it il probable that Miss
Boyd will lecture here early next week.
She is at the Morrison,
e. P. Wilcox left Yankton yesterday
for Oberlin, Ohio, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Jessie, and his o Dud-
ley, who are to spend the year studying
at Oberlin college.
Fred W. Quincy, of Dover, Dakota
formerly a student at Yankton college
was a passenger on the east bound trail
yesterday afternoon. bound for Oberlin
Ohio, where he will enter college.
r. B. Trip returned last night from
Salt Lake city. Utah, where ne has al
tended to business for Q month. Mrs
Trip is at present visiting her sister il
Kansas. where she will remain for two
weeks before coming home.
Mrs. Phil K. Faulk left to-day FOL
Scotland, to join her sister, Mrs. O. T.
Campbell, who will accompany her on
visit to friends in Baltimore and Wash
ington. At Chicago they will be Joined
by their sister, Mrs. W. B. Nichols, who
will visit with them in the east, princi.
pslly in Maryland.